Michael Gove

Criminal Bar Association joins solicitors after 8.75% cut to fees threatens justice for the disadvantaged.

Members of the Criminal Bar Association plan to walkout over a 8.75% cut to legal aid fees.

The former Labour Olympics minister claims a generation of children have been 'robbed'.

Downing Street have been forced to deny that the cabinet are split over the constitutional plan.

Other measures in speech include devolution for Scotland and banning legal highs.

Ofqual: 'Even the students from the best performing schools scored poorly'.

IBTimes UK profiles the prime minister's post-election cabinet and ministers.

David Cameron has charged his former Chief Whip Michael Gove to supervise the controversial plans to abolish the Human Rights Act.

The education system in the UK could learn a lot from Finland and its teaching methods.

The Tory stressed the decision was 'entirely' his and said he didn't want to cause 'uncertainty'.

The former UK prime minister says he was 'really sorry' that Straw was caught in the sting.

Deputy PM also reveals what song got Michael Gove in trouble with David Cameron.

UK education should not be under control of politicians who only chase political or popular agenda.

The Education Secretary says the courses can offer a sense of greater aspiration for pupils.

Ofqual have given the go-ahead for the texts, which all sixth-formers will study from September 2015.

Independent parliamentary body says value-for-money of post-16 education is improving

The prime minster hopes his reshuffle will convince voters Tories are still in touch.

Women ministers are being promoted as the prime minister's reshuffle continues.

Exclusive: Michael Mercieca tells IBTimes UK he wants a cross-party 20 year plan.

Political Editor Nick Assinder casts a sideways look at the machinations in Westminster

The science organisation has called on the government to create new baccalaureate-style frameworks.

Teachers not as exposed to the world of work as employers and so should welcome firms into schools, argues Siemens boss.

The MPs called on Ofsted to maintain its recent focus on economically deprived white children.

Shadow education secretary lays in to government inspectorate, while school governor says Trojan Horse affair amounts to a witch-hunt.

Bristol school teacher condemns education secretary's policies after quitting job.

As the government unveiled its final programme before the election, senior Tory ministers were at war with each other

Exam boards AQA and WJEC confirm plans to drop non-British novels from English literature GCSEs.

Political Editor Nick Assinder casts a beady eye over the political machinations of the Westminster week.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg must step in and end briefing battle over education, say MPs

Unqualified teachers are 'damaging standards' says shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt.